Highlights of this demonstration reel:
Time (M:SS) | Notes |
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0:29 | List of default hosted repositories. Nexus ships with three hosted repositories: releases, snapshots, and 3rd party. |
0:45 | Artifact Upload - Nexus allows you to upload artifacts or collections of related artifacts under the same GAV to a hosted repository. |
1:30 | Browsing storage - When you browse storage for a hosted repository, you are browsing the contents that are stored locally in the Nexus instance. |
1:45 | Browsing archives - this is a feature that is available in Nexus Professional. Just click on an archive under Browse Storage and Nexus will open up a Browse Archive tab. |
1:57 | Browsing the repository index - each repository in Nexus is associated with an index. This Nexus index allows tools like Nexus and m2eclipse to quickly locate artifacts in a repository. |
2:05 | Manipulating Artifact Metadata - you can modify, view, and search repository metadata that is associated with each repository artifact. |
2:13 | Custom Metadata - you can define your own custom metadata |
2:40 | Walkthrough of the Nexus Hosted Repository configuration options. |
3:05 | Defining available mirrors for Hosted Repositories |
3:23 | Hosted repository summary information |
3:35 | Searching custom metadata |